VIRUS TO PLANTS REVIEWChapters 2 & 3

Virus-Plant TopicsViruses

Protists

Angiosperm

Plant Cell

Bacteria

Fungi

Angiosperm

Monocot

Dicot

Gymnosperm

Nonvascular

Vascular Plant Structure

Plant Structure

Monocot

Gymnosperm

Viruses

Fungi

Which part of the plant cell is food

created? Chloroplast Lysosome Cell wall nucleus

Which of the following plants is

a monocot?

Which of the following plants is

a dicot?

Which of the following plants is

a gymnosperm?

Which of the following plants is

a angiosperm?

Which of the following plants is a

seedless vascular plant?

Which of the following plants is

a nonvascular plant?

A virus is considered to be

nonliving because…

It does not use energy It cannot reproduce

It’s a bad house guest People get sick from them

The type of protist that uses

pseudopods to obtain food.

paramecium dinoflagellate

amoeba algae

Which of the following is a

fungus? bacteria

yeast cheese yogurt

Which of the following foods is created with the help of healthy

bacteria? yogurt meat broth

Bleu cheese

A virus is considered to be

nonliving because…

It does not use energy It cannot reproduce

It’s a bad house guest People get sick from them

The tubelike structure in plants

that transports food. phloem

chloroplast vacuole xylem

Which of the following best

describes chlorophyll?

Yellow pigment Green pigment Blue pigment Red pigment

Which of the following plants is

a angiosperm?

Which of the following plants is

a gymnosperm?

A substance that is introduced to the body to fight off viruses is

called… Virus

Pathogen Bacteria Vaccine

Which of the following plants is

a monocot?

Which of the following are ways that fungi affects our lives?

Food production Medicine Diseases

Decomposition of organisms All of the Above